Luxury Eco Lodge set in a very accessible country location with easy access to A1m and A66 near to the village of Middleton St George.
VIEW OF THE POND FROM LODGE
BEDROOM ONE
BEDROOM TWO
LOUNGE
DINING AREA
KITCHEN
The luxury eco lodge is set in private area of a none working farm with spectacular uninterupted country views and having large outside deck as well as access to the pond and play area.
Facilities for this holiday lodge in Middleton St George, North
Property
Type:
Lodge
Nearest Airport:
Durham Tees Valley - 3 miles
Nearest Port:
Teesport - 30 miles
Nearest Bar/Pub:
Middleton St Gearge - 1 miles
Nearest Restaurant:
Middleton St George - 1 miles
Nearest Beach:
Redcar - 25 miles
Nearest Golf Course:
Streesshole Public Course - 4 miles
Location Type:
Rural/Village
Bedrooms:
2 Double Bedrooms. bedroom 1 with family bathroombedroom 2 with ensuite shower room
Bathrooms:
1 Bathroom, 1 Shower.
Kitchen:
Cooker, Hob, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing Machine, Iron. luxury fully fitted kitchen with island hob and extractor system
General:
Central Heating, House Linen, Towels Provided. Electric fire in lounge, plasma TV with full Sky package
Dining:
Seating for 4.
Entertainment:
Terrestrial TV, Satellite TV, Video, DVD, Radio, CD System.
Outside:
Terrace, Parking, Balcony, Garden Furniture.
Suitability:
Children Welcome, Not Suitable For Wheelchairs, Suitable For Elderly, Sorry - No Pets Allowed, Sorry - No Smokers.
Local activities in and around Middleton St George, North
20 Mile from Historic Durham City30 miles to The Metro Centre Europes largrest shopping Centre25 miles to Beamish Open Air Museum.25 miles from Redcar Race Course and Beaches10 miles from National Railway Museum @ shildon5 miles from Darlington Head os Steam Railway Museum3 miles from Darlington Dolphin Centre Swiming Pool.Easy access to the Yorkshire Dales, Tees, Wear and Tyne Valleys.50 miles from the Roman Wall50 Miles from Whitby and North Yorks Moors Steam RailwayAnd for those felling adventurous only 140 mile from Edinburgh.Many other attractions to numerous to mention from the Lead Mining Museum at Killhope in the Wear valley to The Wenslydale Chese Factory at Hawes in the Beautiful Yorkshire dales'
DARLINGTON BIRTH PLACE OF THE RAILWAYS
The lodge is just north of the site of the original Darlington to Stockton railway line with the Fighting Cocks public house and restaurant in nearby Middleton st George being the ticket office for rail journeys on the line.
The Darlington Head of Steam Museum has a pictorial model of the whole line showing the Fighting Cocks as well as all of the places now confined to history. The museum is located not far from the town centre and is around 10 minutes drive from the lodge. Parking is free,
The lodge is in easy travelling distance to both of the NRMs with Locomotion at Shildon being only a few miles up the road in County Durham ant the NRM at York being only a 30 minute rail journey from Darlington Railway Station.
There is direct access from the platform at York into the museum.
If you wish to explore the City of York there is a road train leaving the Museum to the City centre every few minutes and returning to the station at regular intervals.
Both museums are free and well worth a visit ffor any one who is interested in rail travel.
For those wishing to see coast and country a trip to Whitby is well worthwhile. Whitby is about one hours travel to the south east and is a charming seaside resort with a number of attractions. It had as wealth of charm as well as excellent beaches and the Abbey situated on the East cliff reached by some 99 steps is the setting for Bram Stokers novel Dracula. With pirate gravestones and a church interior which will not be forgotten it is well worth the climb.
Just to the West of Whitby and well signposted from the "Moor" road is the town of Grosmont home to the North Yorks Moors Railway. A fully working steam railway travelling to Pickering a typical Yorkshire Market town and passing through some spectacular scenery made famous by the BBC series Hartbeat. The line has a station and stop at Goathlad which is the setting for most of the series
Beamish is situated near to Chester le Street the home of Durham County Cricket 2008 Fisrts Class Champions. And is about a 40 minute drive from the lodge.
It is worth a full days visit as this award winning open air museum has everything from a working farm to and underground coal mine a shop that sells victorian sweets to an array of other attractions including a train ride on the replica Stevensons Roket used to celebrate the birthof the railways. All attractions are connected by a tram system encompassing the spirit tof this Victorian working environment.
Situated to the west with direct access from the A66 and only 90 minutes drive is the English Lake District and are of outstanding beauty and dramatic scenery.
With excellent walks, rides and even boat trips on the lakes.
Situated 3 miles from Darlington but in a rural setting the lodge is off the roman road coneecting tMiddlleton St George and Sadberge.Try post code on Google Earth then move to next house North.
Rental rates for this lodge
Price Per Week
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17 Jan - 28 Mar 2009
£175.00
€205.98
$285.25
28 Mar - 23 May 2008
£250.00
€294.25
$407.50
23 Jun - 19 Jul 2009
£275.00
€323.68
$448.25
19 Jul - 18 Aug 2009
£300.00
€353.10
$489.00
18 Aug - 5 Sep 2009
£350.00
€411.95
$570.50
5 Sep - 24 Oct 2009
£275.00
€323.68
$448.25
24 Oct - 23 Mar 2010
£175.00
€205.98
$285.25
Rental Notes: Rental times from 3,00pm saturday through to 12,00 noon saturday departure.Late departures can be organised to suit flihts or train timesTRY OUR SHORT BREAK AND WEEKEND OFFERS TELEPHONE 01325-332936 FOR DETAILS
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Owner joined site on:
28 March 2007
Property listed since:
28 March 2007
Holiday Lodge in england - North - Durham - Middleton St George
